NASCAR Sprint Cup Leaders and Money through May 8
The Associated Press lists top Sprint Cup standings led by Kevin Harvick with 1,622 points followed by Jimmie Johnson 1,512 and Kyle Busch 1,509. Money leaders show Jamie McMurray at 2,999,698 and Jimmie Johnson at 2,529,947, detailing top 20 in points and earnings with bold names like Gordon, Earnhardt Jr, and Stewart.
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Clint Bowyer
Jamie McMurray
Juan Pablo Montoya
Tony Stewart
Joey Logano
Brian Vickers
David Reutimann
Yankees Rally in Detroit as NYY Defeats DET 6 5
Baseball roundup shows NY Yankees 14 Boston 3 in first game and 9 3 in Sunday action. Yankees visit Detroit at 6 05 p.m. while other scores include Cleveland 7 Detroit 4 and Toronto 9 Chicago White Sox 7.
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Full Sports Schedule Mixed With Scores And Standings
A long listing covers pro and college games across TV radio and venues. Boxing out results includes NBA playoff scores, golf leaderboard totals, and prep baseball summaries from Larned Scott City and regional standings.
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On Tap: College baseball at Region 6 Sub-Regional in Arkansas City
GCCC faces Cowley at 1 p.m. in the Region 6 Sub-Regional championship in Arkansas City. The schedule also lists prep baseball, golf, soccer, softball, swimming, track, tennis events across multiple towns, with various invitatons and state meets set for Thursday through Saturday.
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Singles and doubles results lead to state at Wichita area meet
Tennis results show Liabl, Claflin defeating Johnson and Waheeney defeating Martin, with Von Feldt and Olson beating Ellsworth to place in state qualifiers. Doubles team Bieberle-Kirmer of Claflin beat Gose-Rankin of Ellsworth while Kroeger-Satran of WaKeeney beat Sherwood-Unruh of WaKeeney and Cowan-Smith of Hoisington beat Miller-Klug of Claflin. Track results list Goddard, Garden City and Wichita Carroll among top teams at Goddard Invitational with numerous event times and performances noted for GCHS athletes and girls and boys team standings at Colby and Colby Holcomb meets.
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Weekend's Sports Transactions in Major Leagues and Colleges
Baseball moves include Maicer Izturis placed on 15-day DL by the Angels with Kevin Frandsen recalled from Salt Lake. Yankees place Nick Johnson on 15-day DL and recall Kevin Russo from Scranton Wilkes-Barre. Mariners fire Alan Cockrell and hire Alonzo Powell as hitting coach. Marlins option Hunter Jones to New Orleans. Phillies place Brian Schneider on 15-day DL and promote Paul Hoover from Lehigh Valley. Ryan Madson moved to 60-day DL. Nationals promote Doug Slaten from Syracuse and designate Matt Chico. Colleges report BYU Grimmer Fredette withdraws from the NBA draft along with Florida’s Alex Tyus and Purdue’s Ge’Twaun Moore and JaJuan Johnson.
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Suns advance past Spurs in dramatic Western semis
Suns sweep Spurs 107-101 as Steve Nash battles a swollen right eye and Amare Stoudemire posts 29 points to seal the series. Nash returned from an elbow blow and led Phoenix alongside chesting comeback and critical fourth quarter scoring. Celtics top Cavaliers 97-87 as Rajon Rondo falls a rebound short of a triple double to even the East semis.
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